My Thoughts: I can’t remember exactly how I ran across this book, but I have been intrigued from the first moment I heard about it, and was very excited to see it as part of my Amazon Vine selection for September. Can he uncover the secrets of the school before it’s too late? With the help of some unlikely new friends, Robert discovers there’s more to Lovecraft Middle School than meets the eye. Robert Arthur knew that seventh grade was going to be weird, but this is ridiculous! And the science teacher is acting very, very peculiar. The school library is a labyrinth of secret corridors. Recommended for: Readers of all ages who enjoy a MG fantasy adventure story, especially with Lovecraftian overtonesĭisclosure: I received a free review copy of this book from the Amazon Vine program in exchange for an honest review.įrom the Back of the Book: Strange things are happening at Lovecraft Middle School. Oh, and older readers can enjoy it to.so enjoy.
I'd advise again that parents/guardians read the book(s) first and be sure that it (they) is (are) appropriate for their "Y (young) A (adult)".īut all that said it's a fun read, nice intro for younger readers who may later read Lovecraft and all his imitators. It walks that line between being written fairly young but needing a reader with a good reality concept and able to handle a certain level of "horror/terror/nasty stuff like giant spiders that want to eat you. When kids start to vanish and two headed rats try to communicate and strange girls meet you in an attic that doesn't exist, it could be time to.pause and consider.įun book. But that could be the least of the problems involved in attending Lovecraft Middle School. Robert isn't happy about being sent to a Middle School other than the one where all his friends are going. None of his friends are transferred there with him.well other than the bully who's been the bane of Robert's life all through school, of course.
So Robert Arthurt is caught up in redistricting and sent to Lovecraft Middle School.
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